To demonstrate the power of real-time patent activity information, the Pearson Strategy Group is currently providing free examples on 3D Printing, Aerial Drones (UAVs) and MEMS (Microelectromechanical Systems). These sample alerts are updated once a week, usually on Sundays, and offer a simplified demonstration of PSG’s most basic offering.
Ever Shouted “Due Diligence” in a Crowded Meeting?
Don’t worry if the words “Due Diligence” don’t fill you or your colleagues with excitement, as most people are “normal” just like you. I’m probably one of the few folks who perks up when I hear the phrase. Let me help you understand how a little background research can be incredibly powerful for your business outlook and you’ll never make important decisions without Due Diligence again.
Market Analyst Provides Strategic Expertise for PSG Clients
The Pearson Strategy Group is pleased to celebrate five years of working with analyst Don Sabatini. As an alliance partner and resource for PSG clients, Sabatini brings deep and broad experience in business and market strategy to the table. PSG clients benefit from his big-picture business knowledge and clear communication style.
The Invisible Basics of Creative Success
Every client asks me questions like these: “Where can I find new clients and customers?”, “How big should we be on Facebook?”, “We think we have something all our customers will love.”
PSG Newsletter For July 2016
Now that you’ve celebrated the birth of our nation, please join me in celebrating the birth of the Pearson Strategy Group, the company I launched five years ago. We feel that we’re at the forefront of a new industry and will enjoy having a name for it at some point in the future. Regardless, it’s been a great experience and I love seeing my clients thrive. PSG allows us to utilize my research and technical expertise to help explain complex issues in simple terms and streamline often tedious and expensive processes for our clients.
Branding Expert Available for PSG Clients
The Pearson Strategy Group is pleased to announce that branding, marketing and design expert Tuck Kamin is now available as a partner and resource for PSG clients. He has more than 30 years of advertising success, shaping the perception of brands and products.
Business Owner Due Diligence on Your Competition
Prep Work May Not be Exciting, but it Guarantees a Better Result. Yes, boring! But as crucial to your business success as prep work is to house painting, he quickly added during a recent online discussion with Jan Triplett, Ph.D. and CEO of Business Success Center in Austin, Texas.
Banking on Uber, Paypal or Venmo?
I’m not at all surprised when The Millennial Disruption Index claims that the banking industry is the industry ripest for disruption at the moment. One-third of all Millennials believe that they will not need a bank in the future. Yet 90 percent have financial services relationships with a bank, which is actually 1 percent less than PayPal users (91 percent). As many as 73 percent of this cohort would be more excited about a new financial service offering from Google, Amazon, Apple, Square or PayPal than from their own financial institution.
Inking outside of the box
Surely you have heard of Inky the Octopus? A captive guest at the National Aquarium of New Zealand, Inky became a celebrity by making a daring jailbreak from his watery confinement. About the size of a football, Inky took advantage of a slight opening of the lid at the top of his tank one night several months ago. How long had he dreamed and plotted for such an opportunity?
Recognizing Opportunity is the First Step for First Time Innovators
Failing to recognize innovation and the opportunity it can bring is a major reason some businesses never launch. Plus, the inability to recognize innovation when it’s staring us in the face may also imply that we won’t be able to recognize failure points along its lifespan. Spotting potentially lucrative and game changing innovation can be difficult even when we hear about it or see it in person. Often the inventors themselves don’t always recognize the opportunities that might result from their ideas.